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Anthropic consults law firms to establish fair negotiation norms for AI agents before they begin cutting deals. The company hires Conceptual Reasoning Fellows, specifically lawyers, to test Claude on judgment-heavy questions for $100,000 to $167,000 over four months. This move addresses data scarcity in humanities subjects where right and wrong answers are rarely clear-cut.
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Sources: Anthropic is consulting law firms on deal negotiation tactics as it develops AI agents to negotiate on humans' behalf and interact with AI counterparts (Cristina Criddle/Financial Times)
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